Mental Health in the Workplace
Further information from our knowledge base...
Guide: Work adjustments for an employee suffering from a mental health condition
Guide: Work adjustments for someone returning from long-term sickness absence
Guide: Insisting on health assessments for reluctant employees
Guide: Pre-placement health assessments
Guide: Tackling employee work-related stress
Guide: Occupational health (OH) support and its benefits to organisations
Guide: Performing risk assessments
Guide: Work adjustments for sufferers of back pain
Guide: Preventing aches and pains from using display screen equipment
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Recognising the difference between physical and mental health is important in managing absence and sickness at work. The Adviceline can assist you in doing this.
Mental health problems will be far less serious and damaging if they can be identified early. You need to recognise the key factors that can contribute to mental health issues before they take root. Talk to an adviser for help with this.
Getting a person with mental health issues to open up and tell you what is going on can be a challenge. Speak to an expert on the Adviceline who can guide you through the process of dealing with this situation.
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